Mohamed Drager: Nottingham Forest loan defender to Swiss side Luzern

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Mohamed Drager was part of the Tunisia side beaten by Burkina Faso in last week's Africa Cup of Nations quarter-finalImage source, EPA
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Mohamed Drager was part of the Tunisia side beaten by Burkina Faso in last week's Africa Cup of Nations quarter-final

Nottingham Forest have loaned out defender Mohamed Drager to Swiss Super League side FC Luzern.

Drager, 25, was a deadline day signing by previous Forest boss Chris Hughton, on an undisclosed-length deal from Olympiacos in August.

But he has not kicked a ball in Forest's first team- and his only three appearances this season have been at the Africa Cup of Nations.

Germany-born Drager was part of the Tunisia side who made the last eight.

It follows the deadline day departure of Forest's record signing Joao Carvalho to Greek club Olympiakos - and the arrival of Dijon defender Jonathan Panzo, along with Stoke striker Sam Surridge.

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